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corgimom · 06-25-2006, 05:05 PM

Corgiowner,

I really cannot answer your question. I do recall reading in another thread where someone said that if you get two pups together at roughly the same age, they may bond more to each other than to you?? Does anyone recall reading this?? Others will have advice for you.

I just was reading some info off the Official Pembroke Corgi web site and it said that most reputable breeders will not sell you two puppies from the same litter because the puppies most likely will be more bonded to each other rather than to you. It also said that the more dominant puppy will inhibit the more submissive puppy - Deb will be able to give more advice on this one.

If you got two, what are your plans for them when you work - both in the same crate, or seperate ones, or putting them in a small room?

linda

06-25-2006, 05:05 PM	#9 (permalink)
corgimom Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 3,199	Corgiowner, I really cannot answer your question. I do recall reading in another thread where someone said that if you get two pups together at roughly the same age, they may bond more to each other than to you?? Does anyone recall reading this?? Others will have advice for you. I just was reading some info off the Official Pembroke Corgi web site and it said that most reputable breeders will not sell you two puppies from the same litter because the puppies most likely will be more bonded to each other rather than to you. It also said that the more dominant puppy will inhibit the more submissive puppy - Deb will be able to give more advice on this one. If you got two, what are your plans for them when you work - both in the same crate, or seperate ones, or putting them in a small room? linda Last edited by corgimom; 06-25-2006 at 05:29 PM.